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“More than 60 % of the land deals concern countries that suffer poverty and hunger.” Smallholders depend on their land: farmers in Cameroon.

Land grabbing

Damaging investments

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by Sandra Abild
Shared concern: Dirk Niebel and Bill Gates with Mark Dybul, the executive director of the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria at a photo opportunity during the World Economic Forum in Davos in January 2013.

Multilateral policymaking

Quantum leap

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by Dirk Niebel
The poor are the most vulnerable: a flooded informal settlement hit by Hurricane Sandy in Santo Domingo in October 2012.

Global governance

Climate refugees

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by Ellen Thalman
President François Hollande visiting Timbuktu in February.

Intervention

Françafrique à la Hollande

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by Yahouza Sadissou
“Poor developing countries also felt the impacts of the crisis – especially when their export earnings slumped in 2009”: Ghanaian exports pineapples.

Multilateral institutions

Crisis credit

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by Kathrin Berensmann
Kathrin Berensmann
by Ulrich Volz
by Peter Wolff
Rural development banks need other rules than multinational investment banks: farmers’ market in Peru’s Andes.

Financial markets

Too much of the same

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by Jayati Ghosh

Global governance

Slow, but steady progress

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by Liane Schalatek
by Smita Nakhooda

Comment

Four more years

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by Hans Dembowski

Editorial

Tragedy of the commons

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by Hans Dembowski
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